[thecavemaster]

Yes, they did do the right thing. If the right thing was to roll over and bow down to a frivolous lawsuit.

Eharmony was fully within their legal rights to remain a heterosexual site. It's a private business, which was apparently not discriminating on the basis of hiring someone who is homosexual. They just wanted their site to be one where heterosexuals can meet other singles, which is fine. That is no more discriminatory than a Chinese restaurant discriminating against me by not serving me a cheeseburger, since I don't care for Chinese food. But, once again the legal system has to step in and stick its nose where it doesn't belong.

Shame on the lawyer who sued, and shame on the judge involved for not throwing this case out. :moon:

And, the diner in Alabama just wanted their busines to be where whites could eat and talk with other whites. You are comparing cheeseburgers vs. sweet and sour chicken, as opposed to United States citizens seeking to not be discriminated against. I am fairly sure that homsexuals cannot get cheeseburgers at Hop Sing's either. The Constitution of the United States is not a selective document. Shame on you.